【The U.S. Treasury Department states that the growth of stablecoins is increasing the demand for Treasury bonds】Golden Finance reports that the U.S. Treasury Department, in a partial review of the impact of digital assets in a new report, stated that 'the growth of stablecoins has led to a slight increase in the demand for short-term government bonds.' This 132-page report indicates that 'despite the small base, digital assets have still achieved rapid growth. The growth comes both from native cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as from stablecoins. Compared to other financial and physical assets, the market value of digital assets remains low, and so far the growth does not seem to have eroded the demand for U.S. Treasury bonds.' The U.S. Treasury Department estimates that $120 billion worth of stablecoin collateral has been invested in U.S. Treasury bonds, with Tether holding $81 billion worth of U.S. Treasury securities.